Cold Lake News

In a step toward promoting sustainable practices and helping local ecosystems, the Cold Lake City approved the beekeeping bylaw during a council meeting on Nov. 14.

In a remarkable achievement for both her and her students, Dana Schwab, an English and drama teacher at Cold Lake High School (CLHS), has emerged as the winner of the 2023 A+ Playwriting Contest for Teachers.

As winter slowly creeps up on the residents of Cold Lake, it becomes essential to revisit regulations governing the parking of RVs and trailers in residential areas.

Retired biologist says fish populations have risen, but anglers are on the decline due to Gov't restrictions

‘Our constituency has banded together, and we just knocked it out of the park... This is a win for all of us, the more active we are, the more we can press government for more ability to be heard – that is a powerful tool,’ says Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul MLA Scott Cyr.

This winter, the John Howard Society will be extending a helping hand to those experiencing homelessness in Cold Lake.

The Cold Lake and District Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is offering a program that aims to help people plan budget-friendly meals while offering valuable tips and tricks to save money. 

Remembrance Day was honoured on Nov. 11 in Cold Lake.

In a step toward what the provincial authority believes will improve healthcare, Alberta Health Services (AHS) is undergoing a transformative shift with the introduction of Connect Care.

Cold Lake has bloomed to its fullest potential, securing first place in the Communities in Bloom national competition.